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Staying as close to your Subaru's maintenance schedule, as outlined in your owner's manual, is the key to keeping your vehicle running smoothly and preventing problems before they begin. This manual is your trusted guide to a long and dependable life from your Subaru, and it's your responsibility to follow it.

Tires degrade over time based on several factors, including miles driven, weather and conditions of use, and storage conditions. Worn tires can be a safety hazard for you and others. There are several things you can check to determine if your Subaru needs new tires.

Has your car spent more time in the shop than on the road lately? Have the seemingly endless costs of repairs made you question whether you should continue to fix your car or buy a new one? Deciding whether to repair or replace your vehicle depends on several factors.

Keeping your car's air conditioning system in good shape is vital for staying comfortable during the hot summer. To help ensure you stay cool, we've created a list of four tips to keep your car's AC working all summer long.

With gas prices continuously rising, improving fuel efficiency is essential for your wallet and the environment. Research shows that poor driving habits can reduce fuel efficiency by about 15 to 30 percent on the highway and up to 40 percent in stop-and-go traffic. If you are looking for a few tips on how to get the most fuel efficiency out of your Subaru, keep reading!

When many people buy a car, they plan on keeping it and driving it until the wheels fall off! But inevitably, they reach a point where the old vehicle they've grown to love and depend on no longer meets their needs.

Whether on a smooth highway or a bumpy country road, your tires and suspension must be in top shape to keep you on the road. Regular tire rotations and wheel alignments are vital for extending the life of your tires and suspension. While these two services are typically scheduled and performed simultaneously and are essential to keeping your vehicle rolling along smoothly, they are two different services.

Ensuring your car's brakes are in good working order is crucial for your safety and the safety of other motorists and pedestrians. Whether you need to make a sudden stop or slow down to maintain an appropriate distance from the driver ahead of you, well-performing brakes are essential.

Winter is a common time for car batteries to die. All weather extremes are brutal on the lead-acid batteries used to start your car, but there are several reasons why car batteries die in cold weather.

Winter driving can be tricky sometimes, but with the right winter tires on your car, you'll have the confidence that comes with knowing your vehicle is ready for the road. You don't want to take any chances with your car's performance during the winter.